Our Programs

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Helping Kids 2B Kids is a cause that is near and dear to many of our hearts. No matter where they come from or what their circumstances are, kids should be afforded the opportunity to engage in activities that bring them joy and help them develop their skills.  One way to help kids be kids is to provide them with the funding they need to participate in activities such as sports, music, and drama. Sports can teach important lessons about teamwork, dedication, and hard work. Music can provide a creative outlet for kids to express themselves and explore their interests. Drama can help kids learn about public speaking, performance, and communication. All of these activities can help kids build important skills and give them a sense of purpose.  Funding for these activities can come from a variety of sources, such as schools, community organizations, and even private individuals. Schools may be able to provide some funding for sports teams, music lessons, and drama programs. There are tremendous gaps with funding for these activities. That is why HELPING KIDS 2B KIDS is stepping to help. No matter the source of funding, providing the necessary support for kids to engage in activities such as sports, music, and drama can have a tremendous impact on their lives. 

 
Helping Kids 2B Kids in the community is a great way to foster positive social and mental health outcomes. It is important to create positive environments for children to learn, grow, and explore. This can be done through providing access to resources and activities, such as art and music classes, sports leagues, and after-school programs. Additionally, creating safe spaces for kids to explore, develop their skills, and form meaningful relationships with other children and adults can help children feel connected to their community and build a sense of belonging.    Finally, advocating for children’s rights and creating systems that protect and promote the welfare of young people is essential for ensuring that all children have access to the resources and opportunities they need to thrive. From advocating for increased funding for public schools and youth programs to speaking out against child abuse and neglect, there are many ways to help ensure that kids are given the opportunity to be kids in their community.